Workflow capabilities for a loans project

I have installed the workflow 9i 2.6 server(standalone).
There is also a oracle9iAS installed in another m/c with
1> infrastructure and
2> j2ee and Web Cache
Pls let me know if below activities can be performed using the workflow and what is the processs for doing the same.
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one of the authoriser is unavailable. How to maintain and manage time-outs.
-When the concept of Message queueing and Advanced Queing(AQ) comes into picture.
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ProgrammaticImport uses import.wdl which is different from other workflows.
It is located with the sample code in publishing.
So everytime you execute any programatic import it looks for the workflow mentioned in your Programatic Import properties file.
workflowName=/Content Administration/import.wdl
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    D) All three objects (A&B) stacked, B on top.
    E) All objects set to always appear on top, and to display for rest of project.
    Our hypothesis, then, is that you are not able to stack interactive objects on top of each other and then display for the rest of the project.
    If anyone has evidence to the contrary, we would, gladly, take a look.
    Thanks for your interest Lilybiri, and for your input.
    Best regards,
    Hank

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